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ITE Grayscale Chart II(Gamma = 1)

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The YE084 is designed for the evaluation of the halftone reproduction of an electronic camera. Two 11-graduated counter current gray scales are arranged on a gray background (D≈0.65), the gray scales being graduated linear. Related to the densities of the gray scales: gamma = 1. The contrast range of the gray scales is 40:1.

Properties
Type selectable
Format selectable
Aspect ratio 4:3

The values of the 11-graduated gray scales are the follows:

 
Step Density Reflectance in %
1 0.05 89
2 0.10 80
3 0.14 72
4 0.20 63
5 0.26 54
6 0.34 45
7 0.43 37
8 0.55 28
9 0.71 19
10 0.96 11
11 1.65 2

The density of the white filed between the gray scales is D = 0.05 (reflectance = 89%).

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Haze measurement can be distorted by scratches on the surface, dust, temperature, and light. 

Our professional team will give you the best suggestion as long as you tell us what kind of test you need to do and the required specification.


 A gloss meter measures the amount of light reflected from a surface at a specific angle. It's commonly used to assess surface finishes such as paint, coatings, plastics, and paper for consistency, quality control, and visual appearance evaluation.


A colorimeter is sufficient for basic, routine color checks, while a spectrophotometer is needed for precise, comprehensive color analysis—here’s the clear breakdown:

When a Colorimeter is Sufficient

  1. Simple color matching needs: Ideal for checking if a sample matches a predefined standard (e.g., basic paint batches, plastic parts with solid colors).

  2. Consistent lighting conditions: Works well when measurements are done under fixed, standard light sources (no need to account for varied light effects).

  3. Cost-sensitive, high-volume tasks: Perfect for production lines requiring fast, low-cost color checks without advanced data analysis.

When to Use a Spectrophotometer

  1. Precise color quantification: Necessary for measuring Lab values (lightness, red-green, yellow-blue axes) or detecting subtle color deviations (critical for automotive coatings, high-end textiles).

  2. Complex color analysis: Required for metallic/pearlescent finishes, transparent materials, or samples with gloss/texture variations.

  3. Compliance and documentation: Essential when precise color data (spectral curves) is needed for quality audits, regulatory compliance, or brand color standardization.


Depending on the scale of the manufacturer, its matte, low-sheen finish can be called gloss level 3. Overall, gloss levels in certain standards go between 1 (flat) to 7 (high gloss). Level 3 is considered low-gloss or satin-like.


Keep light booths clean, maintain the light source lamps, readjust the calibrated light source, and ensure that dust and fingerprints do not settle on the viewing area.


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